THE Department of Education (DepEd) has joined forces with Japan-based Sprix, Inc. to provide free access to the Test of Fundamental Skills (Tofas) for learners nationwide, a major step to enhance math proficiency among public school students.
THE Department of Education has joined forces with Japan-based Sprix, Inc. to provide free access to the Test of Fundamental Skills for learners nationwide, a major step to enhance math proficiency among public school students.
The partnership was formalized with a Memorandum of Agreement signing held at the Bulwagan ng Karunungan in DepEd. Angara was joined by Hiroyuki Tsuneishi, president and representative director of Sprix Ltd.; Leo Shoji, lead development officer of Sprix Ltd.’s Global Strategy Division and Algrace Avanceña, chief representative of Sprix Co. Ltd. in the Philippines.
For his part, Tsuneishi said that they are thrilled to see Tofas support students in the Philippines. Tofas allows teachers to assess students’ calculation and problem-solving skills accurately, providing valuable data to tailor instruction according to each student’s needs.
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